Cheers for Miss Bishop (1941) [Drama]
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- "Cheers for Miss Bishop" is a film based on the novel "Miss Bishop" by Bess Streeter Aldrich. This film marked the debut of Rosemary De Camp.
Miss Ella Bishop is a teacher at a small town Midwestern college. The story is told in flashback and takes place over many years, from the 1880s to the 1930s, showing her from her freshman year to her retirement as an old woman. At the beginning, she lives with her mother and her vixenish cousin Amy; she remembers when her father had a farm near the town. Ella is an inhibited girl whose frustration grows as she approaches womanhood. Her ambition to teach causes her to lose her only opportunity for true love, and her life becomes one of missed chances and wrong choices.
She is engaged to lawyer Delbert Thompson; but she learns, to her distress, that Amy is pregnant by him. Delbert and Amy run off together; but Amy dies in childbirth, leaving Ella to care for Amy's daughter Hope. Hope grows up and marries Richard, and they move away and have a daughter named Gretchen. Ella also has a fling with another teacher, the unhappily married John Stevens, but she eventually breaks off the relationship; later, she is distressed to learn that John has been killed.
Through all the years, Ella is supported by her friend Sam Peters, a local grocer. Another source of support is Professor Corcoran, the college president who hires her as a teacher and persuades her to stay when she considers leaving. His death is a blow to Ella. As Ella reaches old age, she reflects back and realizes she allowed the years to go by without achieving what she believes to be true fulfillment. However, the years have not been without glory; and her moment of triumph arrives when her numerous now-famous students from over the years return to a testimonial dinner at the school to honour their beloved Miss Bishop.
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Directed by Tay Garnett, produced by Richard A. Rowland, written by Bess Streeter Aldrich (novel), Stephen Vincent Benet, Sheridan Gibney and Adelaide Heilbron, starring Martha Scott as Ella Bishop, Edmund Gwenn as Professor Corcoran, Don Douglas as Delbert, William Gargan as Sam Peters, Sterling Holloway as Chris, Dorothy Peterson as Mrs. Bishop, Sidney Blackmer as John Stevens, Mary Anderson as Amy, Marsha Hunt as Hope and Rosemary De Camp as Minna.
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Source: "Cheers for Miss Bishop" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.. 13 April 2013. Web. 21 July 2013. en.wikipedia.or....
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Once you pass age 50, or maybe it was 60, movies like this,that show how we age and how quickly it happens, really seem to hit you in the heart much harder.
Makes one appreciate what we've lost in the way of ideals, education, and personal character. Good movie.
*"Education' is present for those who seek it out*
*Libraries are 'full to the brim' with the collective knowledge of 10-thousand years
of human history, and with the internet a vast storehouse is also available*
*Movies present an 'idealized fantasy life' of 'How wonderful it was!' in some bygone era when facts dictate otherwise, such as virtually no medicine nor healthcare of any kind and the average person worked until death because there was no 'Social Security' of any kind*
@@gerrynightingale9045 *It's all relative...*
@@unkonkrable *No, I don't accept that concept applied to people and societies because there is far too much empirical evidence to contradict it*
*For example, Germany's people fully embraced the 'Nazi' ethos despite 'knowing better' and then turned their heads
after the War saying "Hitler deceived us all!" when facts dictate otherwise*
*American society after the War became far more 'genteel' in terms of what life had been like prior to WW2...a society
of 'have/have nots' existed as the norm for decades prior to the War, and after, an entirely new phenomenon of 'Middle Class' became the dominant socio-economic and political strata*
*"All things relative to time and events" seems workable, yet falls apart when given close examination regarding societies*
@@gerrynightingale9045 Nothing ordained ever falls, especially when that's noble in character and living, loving...
@@unkonkrable *Sorry, I have no idea what that 'Reply' means*
Lovely heart warming old movie... The main character Miss Bishop certainly had a real vocation for education and enlightenment. It reminded me of my Mother who taught for about 35 years, raised her family, is still married, and is still helping others.
All of the students who I worked with in the pass are in their 30s by now. I never see any of them because they are probably in Fort Lauderdale or they moved away. I was happy to work with them. Those jobs beat working in a store with a bunch of unruly adults who tore the place every day. My aunt was teaching school by the time that she was 16. The government offered her the job because they needed to train teachers in St Kitts even if the trainees were under 18.
That's nice. As for me sometimes a change of s cenery is best in order to fulfill a dream.
I seen this movie when it first came out in theaters in 1941 with my sister and lately I have been watching a lot of movies that I seen growing up in the 1940s There is an old saying “What goes around comes around”. For me that means the end is very near.
A real reflection of a dedicated teacher's life. I am also a teacher, teaching many students, who later became my friends. From the graduation day, when I took my teaching oath and sang together with all my colleagues, that special MALAYSIAN TEACHERS GRADUATION SONG, my life changed 🤗
I still thrive in watching this. I just wish the film could be restored. The most moving part to me was the close of her final speech 1:19. I believe that these could be the final days of our young country because our freedoms, rights, and safety have been stolen from us. She is so right in all she taught. God bless her memory. Even though Miss Bishop was a fictional character she embodies the values taught from the beginning of our country through my earliest years in school. I so wish it could have been cherished and preserved.
Deb, we embraced evil.....
We were a good country until about 1970. I was still growing up when I saw the flip-over in values happening.
@@fritula6200 true
@@Cuinn837
Wholesomeness lost in fashion, entertainment, politics, our acceptable speech, mores, 🚻 restrooms, parenting.
"Wisdom is the first cousin to Freedom, and Freedom is the glory of our Nation."
WAS the glory of our nation.
no more
We can kiss that Goodbye Now
..."she's young, she's made some mistakes" but she is still worth our time, effort, intellect, courage, dedication and devotion to the rights and responsibilties in The Constitution of the United States of America. God bless her.
Yep.. these days our Nation is in big trouble..🙏
Thanks for sharing this wonderful movie. Movies like this celebrate humanity's potential rather than exploiting the lowest levels of inhumanity. With it's uplifting message of freedom and kindness, it should be required watching for all high school freshmen rather than the history textbooks of today that only trumpet the problems this country has had to overcome.
The above message is so beautifully expressed that I can only agree with it .
@@dianeschmidt661 There are 13 minutes cut out of this viewing. How in the world that happened, I have no idea.
There was an era of film making that strove to keep humanity strong and honest. What a shame it's not much at all like that now. These movies seem old fashioned but there's a core of heart in them that matters and which we seem to lack now.
@DebyAdairUnicornKisses I fully agree with you. I came across your comment and wanted to comment back to you. I just finished watching this lovely film. How I wish it was still like this today. God bless you dear one 🤍🕊️
Love of country is what keep a country great - to have love and respect of other people also. Miss Bishop turned down the opportunity to travel in Europe with the man she loved because he could not get a divorce and she did not want to be a bad influence on her students - this was an honorable sacrifice.
Excellent! Thank you. It touches my heart as an educator of the past.
Whoever wrote that "her life becomes one of missed chances and wrong choices... she allowed the years to go by without achieving what she believes to be true fulfillment", missed the whole point of this film.
Alright...Amen to that!
just never met a true Mr. Right - she was fulfilled in a job well done as an educator.
Beautiful. I miss some of the freedoms that were so natural growing up. More and more are taken from us.
Martha Scott is truly an excellent but underrated actress. Kudos to Martha 💫
Thanks for taking the time to do the upload to those who made helpful constructive comments. L-L
It is very interesting to stop and check out the author of this book that inspired the movie, Bess Streeter Aldrich (1881-1954) . I see so many similarities! She went to a university and did get an advanced degree and had worked in her collage, as a supervisor and taught for 4 years.. She had 4 children and was left to raise them all alone on her own salary as a writer, as her husband was in Alaska then died, in 1909. This is a refection of her life and how she felt.
My Grandmother had 8 children the youngest 18 months, her husband was a farmer and she raised them with all the children working as hard as they were able. I loved her very much!
It’s called psychodrama we heal ourselves by roll playing our own delemnas
Holy Smokes! This is a great flick!! And the best part is hearing the Declaration of Independence (31:00) recited in a central European accent. God Bless America! God save the Republic!!
People don't see single life as a vocation to dedicate oneself to the service of others.....The concept of self sacrifice is lost on the me generation...
marta stewart So true, and so sad
+marta stewart There will always be the select few. The teachers, the nurses, even the nuns.
Funny that these are traditionally female professions.
@@mellamell7441, Well someone has to build stuff, fix autos, trains, and planes and ships, etc., etc. Not a lot of women want to do those jobs, 'Cuz those jobs will chip and break fingernails!!!
@@zillionsofpebbles879 I'd LOVE to do those jobs, and often, in my head, I know what needs to be done. I've taken courses like electricity. But I weigh under 100 pounds so it's really a matter of size. An electrician told me I am not big enough to haul the heavy cables. Big women can and do those jobs though. There's a lot more to it than manicures.
I swear I had teachers who thought this would be their retirement years; that they would command the masses of world leaders and we would stand in awe of them like this, and above all else, they'd display absolute modesty toward all that worship.
Things couldn't be further from the truth. They're lucky if they can get a handful of students to turn out to see them.
I still truly believe that teachers should have some of the highest paid professions in the country. They are indeed a beacon of light for those who are lost. Especially the good ones who truly value teaching and love their profession. Such an excellent picture had me in tears, so inspiring what a wonderful woman. Need more like her )
+Billie Edwards Do you realize how much your taxes will increase if they got more money? Do You realize most teachers are in the profession mainly because they love what they are doing? Do you realize what kind of teachers you would get if they went into the profession for the money ? There is job security though.....they can be certain of retirement.
Billie Edwards ,. Teachers in Calif are among the highest paid.
Look at the kids though. Calif has the lowest education rate in the country. Lol
If you pay them more then they should also be held more accountable and rid of tenure.
Cali may have the highest paid teachers, but when was their last school shooting? Crickets chirping....
I think you have been trolled by a bunch of Trump-supporting nong-nongs, especially Moronvideos. I wonder if they were on those troll farms in Moscow.
Oh how I would love to have lived in an innocent time even if lifetimes were shorter.
Not so innocent if you were poor, female or not "a white man"
A "Must See" movie. Thank you so much for posting it.
Then, YOU "must see" this in its entirety! For some reason, the one posting it cut out 13 very important minutes.
This is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. How I wish I lived back then when people had respect, honor and integrity and of course the purity. The story is well written and held my attention throughout. What a lovely film! Thank you for the upload. 🤍🕊️
My opinion it's very sad because children missed out watching great movies like this one etc,
Ed
Not really! They're right here to watch any time! What's really sad is what our educational system has become!
Back in the 80's in Biology Lecture Evolution was being stuffed into our ears, so I stood up to ask, "What about God?" The Prof said something that made the entire Auditorium burst out laughing, I turned 50 shades of Red, but who has the last laugh? You don't get natural laws and order from Big Bangs, only chaos and destruction! "For I am FEARFULLY and WONDERFULLY Made . . ."
@@zillionsofpebbles879 🌟👍🌹❤️
@Cat Magic, Your Loss!
I believe Intelligent Design, which has inconceivable Rewards!
@@zillionsofpebbles879 Amen and Amen!
Thank you for this most wonderful post.!!!
I've seen this movie at least a dozen times and i just love old movies.
But as many times as I've seen this old and wonderful movie, i shall forever be heartbroken that Ms Bishop didn't marry Sam.!!!
She was always looking down on him, telling him what he "needs".
You know I have watch helluva lot of old movies 1850 to 1950 & I enjoy them very very much, but this particular movie I definitely not going to forget.
( This movie hit home with me ) ( I just hope others get the meaning to this story )
( and look how's Sam stood by her- Ella - her whole life no matter what )
Where are those 1850's movies found
She loved the scoundrels They were exciting to her She missed the man she should have married
Fantastic, Wonderful etc classic drama movie that brought tears down my cheeks at the end
Our teachers of today don't get respect from some students and some parents but when I was a boy in grades 1 thru 6 I was kept after school then when I got home my parents punished me but those days are gone
To this day as a baby boomer sometimes I have flashbacks
My deepest thanks to the person who downloaded this movie
Ed
I cannot think of any profession ( having left it myself) less deserving of respect from anyone; than public school teachers. As a whole they are devoid of any morality, character, or dedication to the “original standards” of education. They agree to accept and teach inferior material, thereby purposely dumbing down their students and they indoctrinate rather than educate! Parents, truly love and protect your precious children. Never allow them set foot in any government school. They are ALL bastions of Godless immorality. NO, your school is not the exception. They are regulated by politically correct
and academically inferior professional associations and governmentally run “boards”. Face the truth and elevate your desire for your children over materialism! Maranatha!
*"Getting my ass whipped" by 'Authority Figures' did NOTHING to 'make me behave' or recant from what I said or did*
*It served only to force me to live a fantasy life with books*
( *in fact, my reaction to being 'Disciplined'was to instantly ATTACK AND KILL anyone who attempted it despite lacking the size and strength to do it...I intrinsically knew "They HATE ME because they are weak and stupid and despise the fact that I taught myself to read before Kindergarten even began* )
Have always loved this sentimental movie.
Poor Sam....he threw his life away pining over woman that thought of him as a brother.,..
Victoria Goforth
i’m glad he was successful in life though
stupid Sam!
@@AleadaA Stupid Missee Bishop! her mom was right, - get settled.
She kept reaching for the bone in the reflection, giving up the one in her grasp all along. What a wasted life. Sam deserved better. Martha Scott was good in War of the Wildcats.
Victoria, have you seen the movie Boom! with Liz Taylor?
beautiful heartfelt movie and a tear jerker!!
Delivery of groceries HAS RETURNED!!
Same act but opposite intentions. Amazon is all about enslavement and control of the sheep. That they have zero respect for.
Such a shame that there’s a large chunk missing of this movie!
13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.
What happened at @1:02:52? looks like some big chunk of the film is missing....we go from the wedding dress scene to Miss Bishop about 40 years older and talking to some other girl.
13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.
I think looking back is essential to life! Not something to NOT 'waste time' on.
Looking back has kept me going.
@@Crazeyfor67 The interesting thing is that's actually scriptural! God tells His people to not only remember all He's done for them, but to tell others about it!
It's fine to look back as long as you don't try to live in the past. Embrace the here and now and appreciate the advantages we have.
So cool and Rosemary De Camp was a true star. Her co-starring roles as Moms and friends and neihgbors literally stole the show or at least made the movie so memorable. A good friend of Doris Day and co-star.
I put this up there with Goodbye Mr. Chips, even though it didn't have the budget or star power. Wonderful film.
The Corn is Green
WONDERFUL MOVIE.
Speech at the end should be a lesson for us all in this current political climate.
One of the most beautiful endings I’ve ever seen ❤
Sam loved her and had character. She liked one that cheated and then walked out on his wife. The second was an adulterer. She.like bad boys. And.missed out in true love with a good man. Silly woman after all.
The first one was a good guy when she fell for him. She couldn't know how he would act with Amy. She simply wasn't attracted to Sam, he wasn't as intelligent as she was and not very good looking. We don't have to marry every man who likes us.
Neither Martha Scott Or William Gargan got the respect they deserved. Both are excellent here.
Rosemary DeCamp is so young, I can barely recognize her.
All the actors in this film are wonderful.....
The film itself should be seen in schools ...
Scott went on to perform several maternal roles; her "sons" included Chuck Heston in "Ben Hur," Martin Sheen in "The Subject was Roses" and Bob Newhart on his eponymous first show.
Oh yes, Ben Hur...but if you check, it was Patricia Neal who played the mother in The Subject was Roses...watched it recently. Different vocal quality.
Martha Scott also played Yochabel--Moses' Hebrew mother in The Ten Commandments.
What a great man movie it must’ve been at least 50 years worth the watching
Love this movie but boy, they make someone in their 70s look ancient! My mother is in her mid-70s and she looks about 20 years younger than they have Ms. Scott made up to be!
Miss Mellie they made all the older women look real old in movies, ( men too).
Even women in their late 50s were portrayed old type mothers. Watch the movie Marty, where the mother is only 59. This did not change until the movies of the 80s.
Oh I just love that movie Marty. You have jut reminded me to watch it again!
In those days 70 was old.
Patti Ross My sentiments exactly. In this time...without all the skin products and focusing on keeping our "youthful look"... 70 was 70, and it was old and they were happy just the same!
@Ed Miller
Wow! You could have made your point without insults. Try using the blackened thing inside your chest.
I want to make Maple Snow Candy!
Why did they Boil water when a woman was having a baby?
Everytime they say that in a movie...I used to Wonder too.But I'm thinking.....rather have my first bath. ( baby talking😍). With warm water rather than cold.😁
Sterilize items and keep husband or others busy.
@@Laura-tp8wz ahhh....
Thank you!!!
Great sound, great movie! Check computer sound. No problem with sound.
@3:50 he prays, "free to ..." then something was cut out. I guess I'll have to read the book to find out and post it when I do.
"Cheers!" For this good ole fashion values movie..........
Good movie, but I spent the entire time feeling sorry for Sam! Otherwise...boffo!
stupid Sam
Sam needed to face the fact that she just wasn't that into him. He probably knew lots of nice young ladies who would have married him and given him a family.
Great movie! it's too bad that our schools don't teach today. Instead they indoctrinate.
Carlislen52, no, you’ve been brainwashed. Teachers are still teaching, but they have to do it around all of the regulations and rules that the states’ governments have instituted.
@@debra-vs- Sure, Deb; that's why the great majority of them vote for the leftists.
@@debra-vs
YEP in other words they are indoctrinated
Yes, in public schools...and then it's even worse in university. First time I went in the 1970's I liked it. Returned in mid 90's and found the instructors opinionated and rude. Returned again around 2010 and pulled out before finishing the first semester. The instructors were telling ME about life in the 1960's, approximately 10 years before they were even born, and they were telling such vile, spun distorted versions and no opportunity for rebuttal. If you wanted a good grade you parrot back what they said. Never again!!!!
I love this movie!
Good Morning Miss Dove..movie..made me want to watch this one
I'm a complete cinéphile and yet I do not recall ever having heard of or seen this movie before. They should show it yearly as they do "It's a Wonderful Life", it is just as good. Get out your hankies!
I read this book years ago. It's a good one.
😭😭😭So beautiful!!
did something happen to the file? The movie skips from Hope trying on a wedding dress (1 hr 01min) to what looks like Hope's daughter talking about running off with a married man. Gretchen is Hope's daught.
They need to restore this movie. They need to find several old copies and use them to fully restore this.
Pretending to cook for a entire family with tiny ass pot!
I've cooked Enough meals to know a Pot for one
What a wonderful movie ❤️
About 13 minutes missing from this presentation.
13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.
Found her book Song of Years and it was a keeper which was a good book as is this movie.
Great movie thank you
Brings beautiful memories !!!
maravillosa elección ojalá pudieran poner subtítulos. ..
Gracias.
Bea de Buenos Aires.
Thank you!
Wonderful
every one has a conscious choice to make, there are thousands of women in the world if he(Sam) enjoyed he's life good if he didn't good he still lived as for the lady she was amazing and inspiring good movie thanks
To add good accent 31:33 with rose Mary decamp
Given the state of our union today, I found this very sad. Freedom
How about the Ghost and Mrs Muir? The ghost, however, stayed forever young.
The Ghost and Mrs Muir is a movie I never tire of watching. I guess it’s escapism.
Look how much we pay career military officers who really should be public school teachers in peacetime and especially during their retirement years where most military retirees just hole themselves up as recluses or play golf all day, i.e., if they weren't able to snag a plum job as a defense contractor or consultant (only generals and admirals need apply). Every retired military person should be required to become a school teacher if they want to continue receiving retirement benefits. Also, public school teacher pay needs to increase across the board commensurate with student performance and graduation rates, so teachers would be motivated to teach well. (Pay for performance.)
gotwa229 well how about that most teachers are communist socialist and they don't believe in high pay Etc everybody should receive the same pay no matter what they do so what do we do about that? I have always believed that teachers should be paid more I don't believe that basketball player should receive $1000000 play game that children play that's not being an adult we've made Heroes out of morons who party nightly drunken or drug-addicted commit date rape and get off and have dog fight rings and then refuse to stand for the national anthem in respect for the country that gave them those Millions. instead of putting money into the areas that need help most of these forever children waste Millions on Mansions cars and drugs what little they do in charity doesn't make a change in their Community . teachers are the first line of defense when it comes to creating a better Society but we stop doing that why should they care where they watch people playing children's games making millions while they have to take second jobs? and then why do you think that they believe that it should be a communist or socialist society where everybody makes the same wage that way if everybody is only making a specific living wage whether they work or not but nobody starves nobody goes hungry and nobody has to worry about making their rent ain't nobody can shove it in your face that they can stand on a football field hold their fists in the air and basically say f u to that teacher sitting in the stands will never make the millions that that person is making who is there on the front lines trying to make a difference why do you think they're trying to push the Communist agenda? Because then finally they would be considered just as important as that million-dollar basketball player
You can fool!
Similar but not quite as good as "Goodbye Mr. Chips"
It could have been as good IF the one posting this had not cut out 13 important minutes - starting around 1:02. Too bad!
In the first 10 minutes you figure out the girl was a total bonehead to not marry her best friend Sam.
yootuba yes I agree!! why didn't she like Sam?? she's crazy!!
Yes but every one has a conscious choice to make, there are thousands of women in the world if he enjoyed he's life good if he didn't good he still lived as for the lady she was amazing and inspiring good movie thanks
I’m still wondering how if Ella and Amy were cousins, how did Amy’s baby become her great niece.
Freedom is Messiah YaHu-SHaH (Deliverance/Salvation)
Not a country.
I think you are on the wrong channel.
Hope’s father never knew he had a child.
Maybe it was just back then but didn’t know you could graduate college with a B.A. & first job be a professor at a college.
Why is the cinema suddenly 'chopped up' at 1:02.53?? You ruined it Timeless Classic!!!
According to IMDB, the running time should be 1:35 min. What happened to the missing 13min.?
Welcome to this channel. They love to cut large chunks out of the movies they post.
So, for me...I was enjoying the movie but it seems right at 1:02:53 it takes a leap way into the future and we miss a big chunk of the story. >:(
13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.
Does anyone know what the 13 missing minutes entail?
Have you tried clicking on the sound icon in the lower left corner of the screen? K
Sound is too low to follow the story. Some comments say the sound is good, but missing 12 minutes of video.
13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.
So lovely
THUMBS DOWN!!!!!!!!!! The person posting this cut out 13 important minutes of the story!!!! The running time on this is SUPPOSED to be 1 hour 35 minutes... NOT 1 hour 22 minutes. If I'd known this, I would not have watched it for one hour. There's a BAD CUT at 1:02. BUMMER!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHERE CAN I FIND THIS BEAUTIFUL FILM IN ITS ENTIRETY???
A large part of the movie is missing. I wish I knew what happened during the time from Miss Ella's niece trying on the wedding dress until suddenly she was an old woman talking to the next generation getting ready to marry. That's alot of information missing. Surely the movie wasn't originally made that way. What happened? Is there another version somewhere with the missing part? I'd sure like to see it.
Thank you for this movie. It's a good one! Awfully sad though. Having the love of her life taken away by someone in her own family. How awful! Of course he had a major part of what happened. How could he have done that? Oh I know it happens every day in this generation. But I thought people back then had more moral fortitude. It's discouraging to know that the same things have been happening all along.
13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.
The gardener tho!😅😅😅
Rhondia Ford the gardener Sterling Holloway. A wonderful actor
Very good movie, but it's much too dark to finish watching sorry 😔.
нужны знатоки по классике сша что бы по сюжету называли название ,яндекс и другие не помогают
Sound is way too low...can't hear movie!
Nothing at all wrong with the sound. It is louder and clearer than many of the other movies on this channel. The problem is at your end.
Nice old movie
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excellentwas the first the 2 is just thank you 10 stars
It would have been the perfect upload if you hadn't left part of it out at 1:03:07. There are 12 minutes missing.
13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.
Is that a young Betty White????
Best piece of acting from 35:40 to 36:31 and people today should see 39:17 to 39:31.
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13 minutes are missing. Typical for this channel.